Thought I read recently that even though it can take as long as 14 days, the average is 5 days.What is the latest data with regards to exposure to onset of symptoms?
Yep, and I read that something like 97 percent of people are within 11 daysThought I read recently that even though it can take as long as 14 days, the average is 5 days.
Ran into one of our anesthesiologists in the supermarket when a lot of this started. I went to shake his hand and he recoiled backwards. I think he would have reacted less offended if I tried to grab his crank.I shook hands with a few people yesterday. Felt weird. I didn't have sanitizer on me either.
It’s not that bad. Had one a few weeks ago and did just fine and I hate breathing through masks. It had been just over 3 months since my last one (I’m an every 6-8 weeker) and it felts amazing.Massages can start on the 19th here. Mandatory face coverings the whole time plus a bunch of other rules. I get it - but no thanks. hard to breathe face down anyway let alone suffocating with a mask. I used to go every 2 weeks. Not traveling so body is not getting messed up as much so I’ll just wait for a vaccine I guess
Following up on what meanmachine and shader wrote ... I haven't seen where this particular information about COVID-19 has changed at all in the last 2 1/2 months.What is the latest data with regards to exposure to onset of symptoms?
Kraft says you're doing it wrong.Massages can start on the 19th here. Mandatory face coverings the whole time plus a bunch of other rules. I get it - but no thanks. hard to breathe face down anyway let alone suffocating with a mask. I used to go every 2 weeks. Not traveling so body is not getting messed up as much so I’ll just wait for a vaccine I guess
Yeah I didn’t mean To imply that this was necessarily new info.Following up on what meanmachine and shader wrote ... I haven't seen where this particular information about COVID-19 has changed at all in the last 2 1/2 months.
Deja Vu?Ran into one of our anesthesiologists in the supermarket when a lot of this started. I went to shake his hand and he recoiled backwards. I think he would have reacted less offended if I tried to grab his crank.
Only Johnny Drama starts face upKraft says you're doing it wrong.
We went from 0-3 cases daily for several weeks, and suddenly we’ve had 7, 14 and 17 the last few days. We also had our first case in a nursing home resident.Rt Live sucks balls!
Can someone explain to me how a state can go from best for 6 straight weeks, to being horrible for that same 6 week period? Yesterday, Hawaii was on the far left of the chart at every single interval, and now, they have been in the red 6 weeks in a row? At this point, I don't believe any data on the website, and the only reason I even go there is to get a warm fuzzy that my state is low.
Plus Hawaii is full of Americans... I’d rather vacation where the people at least can pretend that they are happy that I am there.We went from 0-3 cases daily for several weeks, and suddenly we’ve had 7, 14 and 17 the last few days. We also had our first case in a nursing home resident.
When you start with so few cases, a blip like that will change Rt in a hurry, but notice the range of the bar (confidence interval) is really wide.
Also, if anyone plans on visiting HI, understand we’re taking the quarantine period much more seriously than places like Florida. We shipped a few people back for violating it, and fines are being given. And let’s be honest, the beaches on the Caribbean are a lot nicer, and who wants to endure such a long flight, amiright?
I can buy Hawaii going from being the best state on Rt Live to the worst state overnight, but that does not change the data from 6 weeks ago. For example, if I look on the website on 14 June, and it says Hawaii's Rt number was .70 on 1 May, shouldn't that number be the same on 15 June?We went from 0-3 cases daily for several weeks, and suddenly we’ve had 7, 14 and 17 the last few days. We also had our first case in a nursing home resident.
When you start with so few cases, a blip like that will change Rt in a hurry, but notice the range of the bar (confidence interval) is really wide.
Also, if anyone plans on visiting HI, understand we’re taking the quarantine period much more seriously than places like Florida. We shipped a few people back for violating it, and fines are being given. And let’s be honest, the beaches on the Caribbean are a lot nicer, and who wants to endure such a long flight, amiright?
I've noticed similar moves too. I presume its because Rt is backwards looking statistic, and the data is continually re-evaluated as more data is fed into the model, especially given 11 days between exposure and onset of symptoms.I can buy Hawaii going from being the best state on Rt Live to the worst state overnight, but that does not change the data from 6 weeks ago. For example, if I look on the website on 14 June, and it says Hawaii's Rt number was .70 on 1 May, shouldn't that number be the same on 15 June?
unbreakableSomeone from our company (works in a different department and spends most of his time working out of the office) just tested positive. A guy that spent 2 weeks unmasked in a car with him tested negative. Not sure you can get more exposed than the guy that tested negative. Are some people just not ever going to get it?
Once you have it and recover, will you always test positive?Someone from our company (works in a different department and spends most of his time working out of the office) just tested positive. A guy that spent 2 weeks unmasked in a car with him tested negative. Not sure you can get more exposed than the guy that tested negative. Are some people just not ever going to get it?
https://www.thestreet.com/video/dr-fauci-masks-changing-directive-coronavirusSo, why weren't we told to wear masks in the beginning?
"Well, the reason for that is that we were concerned the public health community, and many people were saying this, were concerned that it was at a time when personal protective equipment, including the N95 masks and the surgical masks, were in very short supply. And we wanted to make sure that the people namely, the health care workers, who were brave enough to put themselves in a harm way, to take care of people who you know were infected with the coronavirus and the danger of them getting infected."
I saw one article that said researchers noticed blood types matter. Type O is less likely to get infected from exposure and type A is more likely to get hospitalized if they develop an infection. That was all the info the clickbait article gave.unbreakableSomeone from our company (works in a different department and spends most of his time working out of the office) just tested positive. A guy that spent 2 weeks unmasked in a car with him tested negative. Not sure you can get more exposed than the guy that tested negative. Are some people just not ever going to get it?
Are you asking if the guy that tested negative previously had it? I wouldn't know and neither would he. Could be. I don't think he had an antibody test.Once you have it and recover, will you always test positive?
We all suspected that was the case and was mentioned by several posters in this thread. I respect Fauci for setting the record straight. I wish the lie wasn't needed to try and get supplies where they were needed most. The failure of the USA to try and get ahead of this virus before we had a pandemic on our soil is truly disgusting.Dr. Fauci now admits that the government openly lied about the benefit of mask use early in the pandemic.
https://www.thestreet.com/video/dr-fauci-masks-changing-directive-coronavirus
I hope all the extra deaths and the demolition of the credibility of "public health experts" was worth it.
Some tests are looking for active infections and some are looking for antibodies from a previous infection. We aren't sure how long a person still has detectable antibodies for SARS-CoV-2. My guess would be a year or two.Are you asking if the guy that tested negative previously had it? I wouldn't know and neither would he. Could be. I don't think he had an antibody test.Once you have it and recover, will you always test positive?
If it took an expert to tell you wearing a mask was better than not wearing a mask, you may want to stop filling out that MENSA induction form.Dr. Fauci now admits that the government openly lied about the benefit of mask use early in the pandemic.
https://www.thestreet.com/video/dr-fauci-masks-changing-directive-coronavirus
I hope all the extra deaths and the demolition of the credibility of "public health experts" was worth it.
Leronlimab reduces it by much more than that and has proven safe but yet we wait.Great news from England. There’s a new study that shows that a cheap steroid reduces the death rate of those on ventilators by up to a 3rd.
https://t.co/9mOpLMVVKI
Yeah....according to Leronlimab.(CYDY) There's a reason we have trialsLeronlimab reduces it by much more than that and has proven safe but yet we wait.
To give the time for the FDA to get their palms greased.Yeah....according to Leronlimab.(CYDY) There's a reason we have trials
Didn't China hide the virus and start stockpiling PPE before we even knew this was a pandemic?We all suspected that was the case and was mentioned by several posters in this thread. I respect Fauci for setting the record straight. I wish the lie wasn't needed to try and get supplies where they were needed most. The failure of the USA to try and get ahead of this virus before we had a pandemic on our soil is truly disgusting.
There's been corroboration for these kinds of findings for a few months now.I saw one article that said researchers noticed blood types matter. Type O is less likely to get infected from exposure and type A is more likely to get hospitalized if they develop an infection. That was all the info the clickbait article gave.
weird right. Have a friend that works at a print shop, positive test there from a guy a couple weeks ago and no one else in the shop got it. And they are passing around job tickets, eating in the breakroom, no masks while working, ect ect, had all kinds of exposure to him.Someone from our company (works in a different department and spends most of his time working out of the office) just tested positive. A guy that spent 2 weeks unmasked in a car with him tested negative. Not sure you can get more exposed than the guy that tested negative. Are some people just not ever going to get it?
Yeah and?Didn't China hide the virus and start stockpiling PPE before we even knew this was a pandemic?
We are at the same level of transparency as communist China. USA! USA! USA!Yeah and?
And the US hijacked supplies in China and elsewhere bound for other countries.Didn't China hide the virus and start stockpiling PPE before we even knew this was a pandemic?
Our shortage was due to disbanding the pandemic response team and refusing to stockpile ppe before there was a need and a when there was a plentiful supply. We were also continuing to export supplies while the pandemic was growing on our shores. DISGUSTINGOur shortage of PPE was due to China
I think we have seen how reluctant a large percentage of the US population is to wearing masks. I am unsure how different it would be if Fauci says "wear a mask" from the beginnning.Dr. Fauci now admits that the government openly lied about the benefit of mask use early in the pandemic.
https://www.thestreet.com/video/dr-fauci-masks-changing-directive-coronavirus
I hope all the extra deaths and the demolition of the credibility of "public health experts" was worth it.
I think the big problem here is how do you expect people to know which recommendations to believe and follow? If it’s changing theories or recommendations based on new evidence then that’s one thing but to imply or even say they didn’t tell the truth because they were worried about running out of supplies is worrisome.I think we have seen how reluctant a large percentage of the US population is to wearing masks. I am unsure how different it would be if Fauci says "wear a mask" from the beginnning.
I disagree wholeheartedly with thatI think we have seen how reluctant a large percentage of the US population is to wearing masks. I am unsure how different it would be if Fauci says "wear a mask" from the beginnning.
That’s when it happened. Still makes me laugh.Deja Vu?
I could swear I remember this same descriptive prose from months earlier in this thread.
You need to look outside your NYC bubble. There are huge swaths of this country that are not wearing masks at all. They view it as an infringement on their rights. If the gov't recommended it in March, color me skeptical that they would followI disagree wholeheartedly with thatI think we have seen how reluctant a large percentage of the US population is to wearing masks. I am unsure how different it would be if Fauci says "wear a mask" from the beginnning.
To this end, I hope I am in this boat. I've shared the debacle of my wife's experience. Her test was inconclusive, then got a letter saying they didn't have confidence in the test, so she went for antibody test and it came back positive. Then we got a letter saying they weren't confident in that test result either. So we've just stopped trying to figure it out for now. All that is to say, I never got a single symptom and we didn't go out of our way to avoid each other. We just kept her away from the kids. I'd love to find out I had the antibodies at some point and didn't have any issues along the way. I don't see the point in getting tested at this point. I've never had a symptom and I stay in my house most of the time anyway.Someone from our company (works in a different department and spends most of his time working out of the office) just tested positive. A guy that spent 2 weeks unmasked in a car with him tested negative. Not sure you can get more exposed than the guy that tested negative. Are some people just not ever going to get it?
Our government has mechanisms in place that they can use to force our companies to address our country first. We have a shortage because all the states were competing with other countries and the federal government for resources. That shouldn't happen. We have plenty of capacity to create that PPE for our country. I'll leave it there...trying to stay away from it becoming political.Our shortage of PPE was due to China
I don't think there is any question that there is always going to be that "Gubment ain't gonna tell me what I can/can't wear" group in this country...regardless of who the leadership is. They are a given. There's another significant portion of the people who will follow "their side" in blind loyalty. If we had a consistent, nonpartisan message across the GOP and Dem leadership at the national level, I am confident more people would have listened leaving those who I mention here as the only ones not doing the needful. One of the more fascinating things of this whole fiasco for me was watching the politicization of wearing masks. I mean really?!?!?! Can't make this stuff up.I think we have seen how reluctant a large percentage of the US population is to wearing masks. I am unsure how different it would be if Fauci says "wear a mask" from the beginnning.
No one knew the name Fauci before this virus, and I doubt we would know his name if he had been steadfast from the beginning, because he most certainly would've been gagged.I think we have seen how reluctant a large percentage of the US population is to wearing masks. I am unsure how different it would be if Fauci says "wear a mask" from the beginnning.